Hill West Architects, known for their contributions on 56 Leonard and One Riverside Park, are responsible for the design, which features a waveform base in keeping with its oceanfront location. Updated permits show that the 21-story project comprised of two towers will contain 425 units and feature 20,685 square feet of commercial space and 327,778 square feet of residential space–which means each unit will average 770 square feet.

As promised, amenities will be oceanic: The complex’s floor schedule calls for valet service, a business center, a pool, a three-level parking garage for 301 cars, two rooftop terraces, two tenant lounges, a fitness center and a children’s playroom. Also coming to the avenue will be a supermarket, a drug store and a restaurant on the boardwalk.

Regarding affordability, the apartments are expected to be market-rate. Catsimatidis said “I think that we’re putting up middle-class housing. I’m certain that it adds to the quality of the neighborhood, and adds to diversity, you know, you need a little bit of everybody.” Ocean Dreams is scheduled to open in the spring or summer of 2019.